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January 12th 07, 10:30 PM
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ID please --- thanks
American Intelligence would have passed it off as a Kill of an Iraqi
Airforce Fighter (Or perhaps an old Hawker Hunter gate guard) ;-) "Dingo" wrote in message ... Thanks, "bob", and thanks to everybody. Trying to get a 100% ID on those fuzzy blobs is, I reckon, nigh on impossible. Given the fact the pix was taken at Corfe Castle would lend credence to bob's suggestion they were Britten Norman Islanders, that location being just along the coast from the BN base at Bembridge on the Isle of Wight. Again, thanks all. ~ Dingo "bob" wrote in message news:tJxph.5542$V91.737@trndny05... Britten Norman Islanders, perhaps?? "Dingo" wrote in message ... A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA ~ Dingo 
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January 12th 07, 09:44 PM
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ID please --- thanks
Thanks, "bob", and thanks to everybody. Trying to get a 100% ID on those fuzzy blobs is, I reckon, nigh on impossible. Given the fact the pix was taken at Corfe Castle would lend credence to bob's suggestion they were Britten Norman Islanders, that location being just along the coast from the BN base at Bembridge on the Isle of Wight. Again, thanks all. ~ Dingo "bob" wrote in message news:tJxph.5542$V91.737@trndny05... Britten Norman Islanders, perhaps?? "Dingo" wrote in message ... A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA ~ Dingo
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January 11th 07, 09:10 PM
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ID please
Britten Norman Islanders, perhaps??
"Dingo" wrote in message ... A friend sent me this very poor image - any help in ID'ing the a/c would be appreciated. The photo was taken at Corfe Castle, Dorset, UK in the summer of 1966. My first thought was they were Blackburn Beverleys, but they had twin tail fins which these fuzzy blobs appear not to have. Current thought here is they *might* have been Meteors. TIA ~ Dingo
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